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Albin Kurti is a Kosovar politician and legislator who has been the Prime Minister of Kosovo since 2021, having previously held the office from February to June 2020. He came to prominence in 1997 as the vice-president of the University of Pristina student union, and a main organiser of non-violent student demonstrations of 1997 and 1998. Kurti then worked in Adem Demaçi's office when the latter b…
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kosovo-online: Terzic: Ethnically motivated attacks are part of Albin Kurti's broader anti-Serb agenda
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At the Summit on the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans, Kurti announced that his government's comprehensive energy strategy was aimed towards making Kosovo carbon neutral by 2050, and that this strategy was supported
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“s comprehensive energy strategy was aimed towards making Kosovo carbon neutral by 2050, and that this strategy was supported by the government”
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The government increased the universal child benefit
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Which was higher than the projected growth given a year earlier
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62% of Kosovo's citizens believe that corruption has decreased since Kurti came to power
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The European Union announced sanctions on Kosovo for what the bloc said was Albin Kurti government role in stoking ethnic tensions in northern Kosovo, which has a Serb majority, including restrictions on funding and part
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The government signed a €56 million agreement to modernise turbines at TC Kosova B, extending its lifetime and adding 30 MWh of production capacity without raising emissions and reducing the need for constant repairs
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Kurti participated in a series of talks mediated by the European Union with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, leading to the Ohrid Agreement
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The Assembly of Kosovo approved Kurti's Law on the State Bureau for the Verification and Confiscation of Unjustified Assets, following a positive opinion from the Venice Commission in 2022
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But that proposal was blocked for more than one year by the opposition and was then sent to the Constitutional Court, where it was delayed for another 11 months
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The budget increased to 102 million euros and in 2023, it increased to 123 million
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Largely due to weaker net exports, increased public investment and a further rise in remittances (14% of GDP) provided "positive momentum"
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Career landmark: Prime Minister of Kosovo (2021).
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Kurti's government faced Kosovo's biggest energy crisis since 2010, leading to the declaration of a 60-day state of emergency for electricity supply on 24 December
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Over 400,000 children and 55,000 mothers had benefited from child and maternity allowances, around 100,000 women opened bank accounts for the first time, and over €100 million had been allocated to support pensioners and
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To 44 in 2024, meaning that corruption has declined during his term, and Kosovo currently ranks as the 73rd least corrupt country in the world
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Career landmark: Prime Minister of Kosovo (2020–2020).
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Kurti held a press conference with Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama where he argued that the economic project should be based on the interest of the Albanians and that it was necessary to increase commercial cooperation
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“We want to have the right of Kosovo to join Albania, but we would not start the third Balkan war for this goal.”
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Kurti stated that "We want to have the right of Kosovo to join Albania, but we would not start the third Balkan war for this goal
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The budget for the Kosovo Security Force was 51 million euros
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But Vetëvendosje was third again, only gaining 16 seats
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In order to address Kosovo's energy needs in the long term
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In Telecommunications and Computer Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Pristina
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As a movement focused on human rights and social justice, education, culture and art
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As the vice-president of the University of Pristina student union, and a main organiser of non-violent student demonstrations of 1997 and 1998
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And had led to ethnic Albanian academic staff and students having to use alternative locations for their classes due to them being barred from using university premises by Serbian law
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Born 1975-03-24.
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